By far (before release date), the best-selling Final Fantasy Magic is the party’s pre-sale card
Blog Andrew Joseph 09 Jun , 2025 0
For a long time Magic: Party Players may complain about the universe transcending increasingly important universes Game release calendarit's hard not to feel that it focuses more on the brand.
up to date Final Fantasy Set is better than anyone else by booking onlyand it didn't appear until this weekend (June 13). besides Secret Lair to be considered on June 9but this is another beast.
But, suppose you picked up a pre-release box at your local game store last weekend, or You have more boosters on the way this weekyou may want to know Which cards have seen the requirementsespecially if you want to uninstall some or just get What kind of hot sweet satisfaction.
According to the transaction card market TCGPLAYER.
10: Giant
Magic Party Giant Cactus
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The novel factor that added 9,999 extra damage, I was lucky enough to pull one of them over the weekend. Currently, it's priced between $7.50 and $8, and players are eager to deal significant damage with this stinger customer.
9: Summoning: Primitive Odin
Magic Party Summons: Primitive Odin
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Summons only need to be an important part of the Final Fantasy scene, which essentially arrive as Sagas.
The biggest focus of the original Odin is the second step, which can remove players from the game and can be ridiculous in almost any commander's pod.
It costs less than $2!
8: Dark Crystal
Magic Party Dark Crystal
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This will get you back around $5, which is for good reason. Not only does it reduce the cost of the black spell, it also gives the owner life while the creatures around it die.
The fact that you can then bring any creature to exile in the second effect makes me particularly want to buy the zombie deck I've been planning for months.
7: Cecil, the Dark Knight
Magic Cecil, Dark Knight
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Cecil is one of several cards on both sides, but does damage to his master, eventually becoming a redeemed paladin, gaining a link to life and making other creatures indestructible until the end of time.
All this comes from the cost of a black mana casting? $2.99 could be a small price.
6: Self-destruction
Magic Party Self-destruction
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If you want to really burn down your opponent's creature or your opponent itself, then self-destruction can turn the tide of battle right away.
As TCGPlayer points out, using it with screaming hatred makes it the opposite of the ideal of a deck centered on a lifetime link, and at the time of writing, the price of self-destruction is under 50 cents.
5: Fire Magic
Magic gathering fire magic
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Want a vivi card, but don't want a pony? We got it, but despite Fire Magic having a tiny spellcaster in its artwork, it is a great card to take advantage of the new layered mechanic.
For 50 cents you can cause more and more damage to each creature, which allows you to place this card in your back pocket as the commanders around you build their board.
4: Start the town
Magic party begins small town
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Start town early and it can start board status in any format, especially if you have multiple colors of decks, but that will cost you.
Currently, the starting town for the regular version is $14 and the calm town for the foil is $17.
3: Tifa Lockhart
Magic Party Tifa Lockhart
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Not to be confused with the variants in Final Fantasy 7 Commander’s deck, this TIFA has a landing trigger that doubles her power along with existing trampling keywords.
As TCGplayer points out, you can boost her attack power through the growth of Titanic and then double it again using the legendary channel. She will get you back between $7 and $9.
2: Sazh's Chocobo
Magic Sazh's Chocobo Party
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I have a few Sazh's Chocobos in my backpack and while it's cute, it can grow rapidly with a similar login trigger to Tifa.
It's not too much for $2, so fill up your boots.
1: Adventurer Hotel
Magic Party Adventurer Hotel
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Land that gives life and does not enter? You like to see it. Currently, it is also super cheap, with about 50 cents for the foil version and less than 30 cents on non-fiber.
Where to Buy Magic: Party – Final Fantasy Card
These cards are set to Release on June 13but you can book them now and will arrive this week.
Scroll left to see the quick purchase link for each MTG:FF configuration. Please continue reading more about what is available in the bundles.
For more information on cross-border, please check out our Magic: Gathering Final Fantasy Commander Deck Revealed feature.
Lloyd Coombes is the game editor @Daily Star. He is a big fan of magic: parties and other collectible card games that frustrate his wife. He is also a technology, gaming and fitness freelancer for Polygon, Eurogamer, MacWorld, Techradar, Tom Guide, IGN and more.
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